Tag: PC
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To Rule Is A Riot – Death And Taxes Across The Middle Ages
A game of strategy on a whopping scale, Crusader Kings III surprises with its personal and tender moments. Dynasties are built of people, after all.
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It takes patience to enjoy For Honor’s brutal melee
For Honor is a flawed action fighting game but offers a uniquely heavy combat experience.
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Escape from Tarkov: I Sell Old Graphics Cards on The Black Market and I’m Filthy Rich
Escape from Tarkov pushes you to your tactical limits in a realistic and hardcore first-person shooter. Do you have what it takes to escape? Or will you fall to some guy sitting in a bush?
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Dead by Daylight; Face the Fear or Hunt the Weak
The classic horror movie chase scene, turned into a survival horror game in this intense 1v4 co-op game. Does Dead by Daylight still have enough energy to keep going after four years? #gamereview
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Tom Clancy’s The Division 2: Tactical Number Comparing Simulator
When a man-made pandemic tears the world apart and you are forced to try and fight back against the forces that caused it to save it, does your new gun doing slightly more damage than your old gun matter?
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Horace – A robot to remember
Time travel, bullet hells, rhythm games, platforming and so much more. Horace gives the player way more than they would expect. What starts as a more traditional pixel-art game soon evolves into something much bigger.
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Cuphead – A devilish masterpiece
Graphics that look straight from 1930s animation and a soundtrack to match. Cuphead is a beautiful platformer that is extremely challenging yet so so so rewarding.
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PAYDAY 2: Heist Banks, Get Money, Become Infamous
A review for PAYDAY 2, a co-op first person shooter focused on pulling off daring heists. Does it still hold up after 7 years, or should the Payday Gang cash out?
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Yakuza: Like a Dragon; How a Genre Shift Can Revitalize A Stale Series
A game review of Yakuza: Like a Dragon after beating the main story. A Japanese role-playing game (JRPG) set in a series known for beat ’em up gameplay, how does this black sheep fit in and does it bring honor to its family?
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How is Star Wars: The Old Republic as a single-player experience in 2020.
Not so long ago, at the Bioware studio…. Star Wars: The Old Republic received updates that made it more accessible for solo players. Here is a review where Aleksi explores these changes to see how they’ve succeeded. #starwars #swtor #mmorpg
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The Current State of World of Warcraft; Why Shadowlands Need to Be Good
An experienced player’s thoughts regarding the future of Blizzard’s World of Warcraft. Can Shadowlands bring resurrect WoW to fight for the MMORPG crown against FFXIV?
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Animal Farm meets the Russian revolution in Tooth and Tail
Tooth and Tail takes the old genre of real-time-strategy and infuses it with fresh and innovative mechanics and just the right amount of anthropomorphic cannibal animals. Absurd in just the right ways, don’t you think?
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Not a Lot Happening When You’re Adrift at Sea: Raft Review
Raft is visually pleasing, but unless you can find inner peace and focus on collecting debris while slowly drifting at sea, it might leave you cold. The game tries to sell adventure and survival, but both fall a bit flat in the end.
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Gamer can’t be defined unequivocally – Polish and American gamers have differences
Gamers in Poland and the United States differ from time used playing games and gaming devices used but play similar types of games. #gamer #research #gamerculture
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Genshin Impact – A New Standard for Free-to-Play Games?
With fast-paced combat, beautiful anime-styled graphics, a vast, expansive world full of secrets and surprise, Genshin Impact, is a lovingly crafted experience that raises the bar for other free-to-play games to aspire to.
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Baal, Baal, Baal – I’m looting for a good time
Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction is still after 20 years a great way to spend your Friday evenings. Hack away through hordes of demons for some relaxation, for thrills, try hardcore! Either way, do not forget to pick up the loot!
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Spelunky 2 is a thrilling death machine
In Spelunky 2, you take the role of an adventurer exploring the mysteries of a living world beneath the moon’s surface. Expect to die in this 2d action platformer – frequently. With each death comes learning.
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Abandonment and the struggle for survival – The Long Dark
A first-person survival video game with the most beautiful and darkly sights, The Long Dark opens up the world of the Canadian wilderness to anyone who dares venture forth.
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Escape From Tarkov – An extremely intense looter-shooter
Escape From Tarkov can be incredibly fun and extremely infuriating at the same time. It’s an intense experience that calls the player to do just one more raid, again and again.
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Fresh Blood in Survival Horror – Darkwood
Darkwood blends survival horror and roguelike elements seamlessly and still somehow avoids the major pitfalls of either genre.